Local notices and happenings in Lancaster area
Cotton price moves, sales offers, births, and a broad mix of local items from Lancaster County papers. Reports include a new piano for sale, land and business notices, a three legged chicken exhibit, a fire at a tenant house, mine plans, church society events, a coroner's death, and arrivals from Heath Springs to Winthrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wakefield
Charlotte
N. C
Lancaster
Cunningham Hotel
W. P. Stogner
Antioch
Primus Harris
Primus
Local deaths claim three residents in Fort Lawn area
Deaths include W D Fudge a 70 year old Fort Lawn leader who died of heart failure leaving a widow and three grown children. Crawford Stogner a 55 year old mill worker who died after tuberculosis of the bowels leaving a widow and eight children. Nine year old Neta Bell adopted daughter of J F Bell died from pneumonia after a brief illness. remains interred at Camp Creek Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Fudge
Fort Lawn
Elbethel M. E. Church
Crawford Stogner
Fork Hill
Neta Bell
J. F. Bell
Belltown
Camp Creek Methodist Church
Voc Plyler
J. S. Plyler
Belair Church
Waxhaw
Local Personal News From Chester Area
Mrs Clara Edwards of Rutherford College N C visits Mrs L M Clyburn Mrs W T Williams leaves for Gainesville Fla after weeks with York Lancaster and Kershaw relatives Andrew Gregory and Waddy Thomson head Monday to Furman University Misses Marion Thomson Janie Lessie Johnson and Mary Clyburn go Monday to Greenville to enter Greenville Female College Gus Little and family visit Mrs J D Adams Pet Neal returns from Camden Miss Agnes and Hattie Taylor Lancaster in town en route to Due West for college Mrs Y G Fartner and daughter Mrs KE Laws visit Mrs W A Hughes at Heath Springs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Edwards
Rutherford College
N. C
L. M. Clyburn
W. T. Williams
Gainesville
Fla
York
Lancaster
Kershaw
Andrew Gregory
Waddy Thomson
Greenville
Furman University
Marion ,Thomson
Janie
Lessie Johnson
Mary Clyburn
Greenville Female College
Gus Little
Lenoir
J. D. Adams
Due West
Chester
Y. G. Fartner
Coleman, Fla
KE. J. Laws
Riverland
W. A. Hughes
Heath Springs
Affray in Florence County Leaves Four Wounded
Four young men from the Cowards neighborhood were seriously injured in a Sunday knife fight that followed a Saturday altercation at Ariel Baptist church. Nash and Jobo Parrott and Daniel and Francis McAllister, all brothers, were involved. Wounds were treated by Drs. DuRant and Lewellen. all parties survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowards
Florence
Nash
Jobo Parrott
Daniel
Francis McAllister
Ariel Baptist
Nash Parrott
McAllister
Parrott
Drs. DuRant
Lake City
Lewellen
Friendfield
Republican committee rejects state ticket by one vote
The state executive committee voted 12 to 11 against issuing a state ticket though about 5,000 qualified Negro voters exist in the state. Delegates expect candidates in all congressional districts, aiming to contest before Congress with substantial expenses. Democrats are urged to vote for congressmen to minimize any contest justification. United States appeals for protection of Jews in Russia. An aged horse named Butler, owned by A. N. Grant, died at 34 after a long faithful life and a humane burial arranged by the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Executive Committee
Congress
Columbia Record
Butler
A. N. Grant
Mr. Grant
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic praised for fevers
The Best Prescription for Matarai Chills and Fever is a bottle of Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply Iron and Quinine and tasteless, No Care No Pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matarai
Grove
Bargains in Real Estate in Town and Area
Real estate bargains listed include 1 1-2 acre plots with 5 to 11 room dwellings and corner lots. Multiple new cottages and 3 to 5 room homes on 1 to 2 acre sites. Also a Cunningham brick hotel on Main Street with 18 sleeping rooms and kitchen, plus town lots in Kershaw. Substantial selloff noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacre
Kershaw
Property listings note multiple acreage north of town
Several farms and parcels are listed in Kershaw county and Cedar Creek area. A range from 34 to 434 acres are described by names such as Tom Barnes place J L Barton place Sims Kirkland Porter Ellis Graham Snipes and others near Heath Springs Oraiy and Cedar Creek with various distances from town. For full information and sale terms apply to the noted contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Barton
Cedar Creek
Kershaw County
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W. T. Gregory
F. R. Massey
Lancaster Mercantile Co's
Austin Clinton
J. M. Steadman
D. T. Hough
Columbia
J. F. Honter
Rock Hill Herald
Main Street
J. M. Riverr
S. C
Funderburk Pharmacy
Blacknon
Haile
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
J. M. Hood
L. C. Lazenby
Seery
Treas
T. 3
Carter
Belva Bruce
Heathings
E. M. Croxton
Hattie Dabney
Rock Hill
John E. Welsh
Longsville
JT. S. Carter
Lancaster Ledger
Alex Young
Fort Mill
Nelson
Camden
R. Young
A. Schrock
E. B. Cook
Young
James T. Doster
J . L. Doster
Birmingham
Ala
Nabers, Morrow & Sionige
Doster Drug Company
Birmingham News
J. T. Doster
Richard Young
Mise Kitty Nelson
W. F. Young
Jacksonville
Arthur B. Young
Helena
Ark
W. A. Schrock
E.B. Cook
Herbert Young
Daisy
Annie Young
Baptist Church
J. H. Boldridge
Lancaster County
Pearl Hammond
Maud
Hanna Mobley
Nell
Thompson
Mary Cunningham
Marie Richards
Rena Clements
Liberty Hill
Winthrop
S. O. Caldwell
Carolina
Asheville
Normal Collegiate Institute
Olu Kelley
Fannie
Floride Horton
Timmonsville
Alma Duncan
S. L. Bruce
R. B. Mackey
Master LeConte
Alice Mackey
Lanscaster
S. H. Griffith
P. T. Twitty
Carrie Kelley
Jno. Parrott
Darlington
S. A. Horton
W. M. Hunter
A P. Brown
W. ©. Cauthen
Gladdys ‘Twitty
al Ney
Buford Township
Tradesville
Dwight
J. E. Rowett
Chim
Mandy Benen
van Estridge
James Fynie
S. H. Weaver
W. J. Young
B. F.townsend
Freeton Bishop
Bette Naneer
P.M
Messrs. P
TL. Twitty
Berry Mobley
J. A. Weaner
J. W. Little
Waxhaw Baptist
TATCH
Corver Main and
Eugene Funderburk
Virginia-Carolna Chemical Company
Mlergest
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Charleston
Atlanta
United States
Powers For
Russia
Eee
Tom Barnes
Cedar Creek Township
T.S. Carter
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